Holly Consults

06/18/2024

Check out the article in the Williamson Herald and learn about post-cicada recovery advice from Holly Consults Owner, Ernie Reynolds.

OK, the cicadas are gone. It’s kind of quiet out there, too quiet almost. I admit to missing them a little. The rains have washed most of their exoskeletons off

04/19/2024

Learn to Master Azaleas🌸🌸🌸 in this week's Williamson Herald!

The Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta National wouldn’t be the same without the azaleas. In fact, those ubiquitous pinks and reds and whites under pines and oaks have a very

03/26/2024

March Madness is upon us!🌻🌷

With spring at our doorstep, lawn and garden maintenance season has arrived. For the best and most cost-efficient results, it’s essential to begin with a periodic plan, preferably an annual

09/15/2023

Check out the article, "Advocating For Your Next Outdoor Project" in the September 2023 issue of Franklin Lifestyle Magazine.

08/08/2023

Owner Ernie Reynolds guides us as we consider adding shade trees to our landscape!

As we close out a smothering July, I’m hoping to interest you in reading about a few shade trees that might make great additions to your home or office lawns.

07/16/2023

If you’re dreaming of a treescape, it is time to get the design process started!🌳🌳🌳

You will recall that my last article promised a few more on trees in our urban and suburban settings. Today, we’ll discuss design considerations for treescapes in the landscape.

06/30/2023

The best time to plant a tree was 5 years ago!

As the axiom goes, “The best time to plant a tree was five years ago.” That said, maybe a few of us have some catching up to do!

05/18/2023

Got Mulch? Read the Williamson Herald article by Holly Consults Owner Ernie Reynolds for helpful tips.

04/27/2023

It is time to Rethink, Relax and Replace!🤔😎🌳🌺

04/14/2023

Dogwood season reminds us that It is "really good to be alive and be in Tennessee" as Charlie Daniels said!

Whether the groundhog sees his shadow or not, things start looking up pretty quickly in March and April. First, the daffodils and Girl Scout cookies. Then redbud season and March

04/03/2023

I’d love to have a few springs back. For my first working years as owner of a fledging landscape installation and maintenance company, each day, March through May, was consumed

03/24/2023

The graceful Serviceberry (Amelanchier canadensis) is our featured tree for March.

These moderate-size lovelies pack a punch as they give a garden three seasons of color, producing fragrant white flowers in early spring, edible berries in the summer and blazing orange, yellow and red leaves in the fall. 🍂

They attract bees, birds and other pollinators to encourage a healthy little eco-system in your gardens!🐦🐝